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Provide for continuity
in leadership to ensure
development of future
leaders.
Because Rotary club leadership
changes annually, every club
needs a continual supply of
potential leaders; those leaders
must work together from year
to year. There are many ways to
achieve continuity, including
making appointments for
multiple years; having a current,
incoming, and past chair on
all committees; and having the
current club president work
closely with the presidentelect,
president-nominee, and
immediate past president.
How do
we ensure
that we
have enough
candidates to
assume new club
positions this
year?
How does our
club coordinate
the management
of projects that
last more than
one year?
What position
should someone
hold before
becoming
president?
Distribute
a list of
offices with
descriptions of
responsibilities to
all members.
Conduct “on the
job training” for
incoming club
officers at least
one month before
taking office.
Organize a
leadership
development
program to
prepare interested
members for
leadership roles.
Assign new members
a mentor who
is a past president
or current club
officer.
Leadership
Development:
Your
Guide to Starting a
Program
Club President’s
Manual
Club Secretary’s
Manual
Club Treasurer’s
Manual
Club
Administration,
Membership,
Public Relations,
Service Projects,
Rotary Foundation
Committee
Manuals
Amend club bylaws to reflect the club committee
structure and roles and responsibilities of
club leaders.
Modify the Recommended Rotary Club Bylaws from RI to reflect your
club’s operations. Your club’s bylaws provide guidelines for managing the
club. The Recommended Rotary Club Bylaws are intended to be flexible to
meet the individual needs of each club. Take and adapt them to meet your
club’s unique identity. Over time, as your club’s practices evolve, revisit
your bylaws and revise them to reflect new practices and procedures.
Which club
operations have
changed in the
last year?
Are there any procedural
changes we’d like to
“test run”?
When was the last time
we reviewed or amended
our club bylaws?
Are our club bylaws
easily accessible for club
members?
Ask members to review your bylaws and offer
suggested changes at a scheduled club meeting.
Consider running club board-approved pilot
tests of new club procedures to see if they work before
amending your bylaws.
Recommended
Rotary Club
Bylaws
Standard Rotary Club
Constitution
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